SpaceX Crew Dragon is at launchpad, set to put back NASA astronauts in orbit
The launch of the first of its kind mission will take place from historic launchpad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, on Wednesday.
NASA releases new space guidelines Artemis Accords
New guidelines aim to create an environment of cooperation and peace among countries aiming at exploring moon, again.
Japanese scientists try to explain what Mars could be made of in new study
Scientists at the University of Tokyo simulate the core of Mars to study its inner workings and composition.
Astronomers make breakthrough discovery with help of NASA's TESS
Astronomers discover regular rhythms of the class of Delta Scuti stars.
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Hubble Space Telescope captures Comet Atlas breaking up in rare phenomenon
Comet Atlas disintegrated while it was still at a distance of 146 million kilometers from Earth.
A 'potentially hazardous' asteroid to have a close encounter with Earth on Wednesday: NASA
Even at its closest approach, asteroid 1998OR2 will remain at safe distance from earth.
NASA astronaut's tip for parents to persuade children to study amid virus lockdown
NASA's record-breaking astronaut says following a schedule in quarantine is important.
NASA astronauts return to earth after watching coronavirus pandemic from ISS
NASA astronauts landed on Friday.
NASA directs its employees to come up with innovative ideas to battle coronavirus
NASA seeks helps from its employees to meet the challenges of shortage of PPE and ventilator devices in the country.
ISS astronauts are growing human tissues and organs in Earth's orbit
If the experiment is successful, the organs will be used for transplants.
Life on Mars: NASA believes strange hole could be home to Martian life
NASA discovers deep caverns on the surface of Mars.
NASA's InSight reveals Mars is 'seismically active planet': Findings
InSight's findings from the first 10 months on Mars reveals multiple quakes or Marsquakes and similarities in Mars and Earth's weather conditions.
US Astronaut returns to Earth after longest mission by woman
Koch touched down at 0912 GMT on the Kazakh steppe after 328 days in space.
Want some space cookies? NASA astronauts bake them in space for Christmas
In the first-of-its-kind experiment, the cookies took much longer to bake as compared to cookies baked on earth.
Life on Mars possible? NASA discovers frozen water just an inch beneath the surface: Study
Latest data by NASA orbiters uncover evidence of water on Mars.
UFO sightings: NASA Discovery Space Shuttle image sparks alien conspiracy theory
A UFO hunter claims to present 100 percent proof of alien life.
Impending doomsday? Experts ask amateur astronomers to 'help save earth' from asteroid impact
A Belfast astronomer believes that amateur astronomers can also help ESA and NASA.
Aliens show support for nuclear disarmament; NASA forced to lie about ET existence: Lobbyist
Stephen Basset claims NASA is a 'victim' of government laws.
Space gets spookier with Halloween style jack-o-lantern Nebula, thanks to NASA image
NASA releases another spooky image of space just in time for Halloween.
NASA reveals 'Galaxy of Horrors' teasing dark side of space on Halloween
NASA releases posters showcasing deadly exoplanets.
A gargantuan sized asteroid grazes Earth on Christmas
Asteroids arrive for a close encounter just in time for Christmas.
NASA approves first all-woman spacewalk
Gender equality in space is on the ascent.
NASA unveils flexible, one-size-fits-all space suits
NASA plans to land on the Moon's South Pole in order to exploit its water ice.
NASA discovered but ignored evidence of life on Mars, claims scientist
NASA may have discovered alien life in the 1970s.
NASA, Space X sending manned mission to ISS by 2020
It seems that the public-private partnership model may work well, even in space.
What's that sound? A 'marsquake' heard by NASA
The quakes, far too quiet to be picked up by the human ear, were recorded by the Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS) in May and July.
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